Buffalo Wild Wings shares fell as much as 11% in after-hours
trading on Tuesday after the company reported earnings that
missed estimates pretty much across the board.

The fast-food chain posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.73,
short of the forecast for $1.77, according to Bloomberg.

Revenues came in at $508.3 million, also missing the
estimate for $530.8 million.

The company lowered its forecast for profits this year. It
forecast full-year earnings per share in a range of $5.65 to
$5.85, missing the projection for $6.10.

Same-store sales — at locations open for at least one year — also
fell, by 1.7%.

"We are dissatisfied to report a same-store sales decline
and we're undertaking several sales-driving initiatives to regain
momentum," said CEO Sally Smith in the earnings
release.

"We were able to manage costs and improve our
restaurant-level margin, and earnings per diluted share increased
13.5% year-over-year to $1.73."

It was a big quarter for the company, with key sporting
events including the Superbowl and March Madness. In the earnings
statement, the company said it's counting on a growing
soccer fan base in the US to boost sales.